Operating Instructions - Kellyco Metal Detectors

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS:
GTI 1500
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Compress the button ends of the spring clip and insert, button end first, into the lower stem
of the detector so that the button ends pop out of the holes. The spring clip is installed at
the factory in the upper metal stem. This will enable the stem assembly to be attached to
the electronic housing and the over all length of the detector adjusted for a comfortable
operating length.
2. Attach the lower stem to the searchcoil by inserting the two rubber washers into the stem
and slipping the searchcoil onto the stem. Insert the threaded bolt through the holes and
hand-tighten the two knobs.
3. Install the upper stem to the lower and then this assembly to the detector housing by
depressing the buttons and coupling the stem to the housing. Adjust for the most
comfortable operating length.
4. Wrap the searchcoil cable snugly about the stem with the first turn of the cable over the
stem.
5. Insert the cable connector into the connector on the detector housing and hand-tighten
securely.
CONTROL FUNCTIONS
Touchpads:
Familiarize yourself with the touchpad controls. Their basic functions are given here. How
they can help you find treasure is explained in the Operating Instructions of this Manual.
Power/ Hold to reset:
• Turns the detector on;
• Turns the detector off;
• Returns the detector to factory settings.
Raise searchcoil approximately one foot above the ground. Press the touchpad once, and the
detector begins operating. Each time the detector is turned on, the battery condition is
reported on the detector's LCD Display and the detector automatically begins operating.
Press once again to turn the detector off. Special memory circuitry will retain all settings
made. Also, the detector will switch itself off automatically when no touchpad is pushed and no
target is detected during a period of 10 minutes
Menu/Scroll:
Allows the operator to scroll through the following menu items to permit making manual
adjustments for personal preferences: